![]() A course in I-language: pdf slides organized by topic and/or chapter, with .tex files and graphics to enable easy adaptation to any classroom organization. A file containing all data sets and tables from the book is also provided below for building slides from scratch. Browse by topic; right-click (PC) or ctrl+click (Mac) the .pdf or .tex link to save a file. .tex files are used with LaTeX, a highly versatile (and free!) typsetting suite. Download LaTeX at the LaTeX project (click). Get started with LaTeX for Linguists (click). These files are ready for regular latex, not pdflatex. You will need to change the path for embedded graphics files in each .tex document. |
An Introductory LectureThese slides introduce some of the data sets and ideas in Chapter 1. |
Fundamental ArgumentsThese slides introduce the Three Fundamental Arguments developed by Ray Jackendoff in his Patterns in the Mind. These arguments are not used directly in the book, but they provide a useful framework for discussion. |
More FundamentalsThis lecture further analyzes the Fundamental Arguemnts and relations among them, as well as providing illustration of the arguments with lingistic data from various languages and components of the grammar (phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics. |
Chapter 6 DataThese slides contain the data from Chapter 6 used to develop the notion of equivalence class in various domains of grammar. |
Anaphor BindingThe slides in this set follow the account of anaphor binding from Chapter 8. |
ErgativityThe ergativity data and related issues from Chapter 9 are contained in these slides. |
Complete set of examples, etc.The complete set of examples, tables, figures, exercises and graphics from the book is available here in a single document (not in slide format). You can make your own slides, handouts and exercises by selecting what you need and adding your own materials. |